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Getting just value from SQL Stored Procedure

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Good Morning, 

 

I have the next issue when I use Power Automate to execute a SQL Stored Procedure, 

 

The issue, is that I can access to the data on a proper way, but I get all the result set, ex: Encantado {“Table1”:[{“Nombre”:“Prueba Prueba Prueba”}]},


The fact is that I just receive the value when I save the variable with the value ResultSets, on a logic way I think that the one would be OutputParameters, but I don't get any value when I return the variable with the OutputParameters value, 

 

Anyone has faced this problem, and how I can get just the name {“Table1”:[{“Nombre”:“Prueba Prueba Prueba”}]} -> Prueba Prueba Prueba. 

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Many thanks to all, 

 

Regards,

 

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  • rrovira Profile Picture
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    Hello, @oriolvillorbina!

     

    I'm investigating a little bit to see if I find a workaround or if someone figured out how to fix this. In the meantime, I'd like to ask if you have an on-premise server. Solved: SQL Stored Procedure - Output parameters - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com) → The known limitations of the action include information about restrictions when it comes to on-premise servers. 

     

    I'd like to know something, when you return the employee name and you store it in a variable, what you are getting is the Encantado {“Table1”:[{“Nombre”:“Prueba Prueba Prueba”}]} value, right? So, the variable is not empty?

  • rrovira Profile Picture
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    I'm not sure if this might help, but there's no harm in taking a look. Let me know if this gives an idea: Solved: Extracting Key data from SQL Query - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

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